I start my new job on Wednesday. It will most likely be a while before I get into a new routine. I’ll be working longer hours as well as probably spending a bit more time getting to and from the office. Which leads to one pretty big question as far as I’m concerned: How am

Today I’m delighted to welcome another visitor to Dag-Lit Central: The amazing Coral Russell. Coral is another one of those tireless promoters of other indie authors, as well as an accomplished writer (or should I say scrawler?) in her own right. So, without any further ado, over to Coral. I’m a scrawler by Coral Russell

I’ve just got a new job. It’s really exciting. I’m looking forward to moving on. A new beginning. Out with the old and in with the new, and all those other cliches. It’s a bit like starting a new chapter of a novel. Actually, cancel that – it’s more like finishing a novel and starting

Today I’m pleased to have another visitor to Dag-Lit Central. JC Andrijeski has popped in, all the way from the foothills of the Himalayas, with an interesting take on current attitudes to book marketing. Take it away, JC. Everyone in Publishing is (Slightly) Insane Right Now People are totally going nuts in the new world

Today, as part of the GIR “12 Days of New Year” blog hop I’m interviewing D. Robert Pease, author of Noah Zarc: Mammoth Trouble.But before we start, I thought you may like to take a sneak peak at the trailer for this book:[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgUkwJpBHls?version=3] Hi there, Robert, please tell me a bit about yourself. I’m married